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Man Who Lived For Free In New Yorker Hotel, Claimed To Own It, Admits To Fraud
A New York City man who attempted to claim ownership of the New Yorker Hotel has pleaded guilty to fraud, ending a lengthy legal saga involving an obscure tenant law that allowed the man to live rent-free for years in the storied Manhattan hotel.
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Iconic New Yorker Restaurant In Mumbai's Chowpatty To Shut Down Soon This Month
New Yorker's owner Ranbir Batra hinted that the restaurant might soon operate a delivery model to provide iconic dishes to customers.
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New Yorker's 5-Year Free Hotel Stay Ends In Ownership Battle
A man in New York City found a way to live in a prominent Manhattan hotel without paying anything for five years by exploiting a lesser-known local housing regulation.
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"Needlessly Misleading": Comedian Hasan Minhaj Rebuts Critical 'New Yorker' Profile
The New Yorker's article questioned Hasan Minhaj’s claims, particularly those related to being a Muslim-American and an Asian American.
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What Comedian Hasan Minhaj Said On Allegations Of Faking Islamophobia
Minhaj said that he believed the article portrayed him in a negative light, making him appear like a "psycho." He defended the use of creative liberties in exaggerating certain aspects of his stand-up stories.
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Jean-Jacques Sempe, French Cartoonist Of 'Le Petit Nicolas' Fame, Dies
Jean-Jacques Sempe, who originally wanted to be a jazz pianist and had a difficult childhood, dropped out of school aged 14.
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The New Yorker Suspends Reporter Jeffrey Toobin For Exposing Himself During Zoom Call
The New Yorker has suspended reporter Jeffrey Toobin for exposing himself during a Zoom video call with colleagues. Jeffrey Toobin served as staff writer for the American magazine and as chief legal analyst for CNN.
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New Yorker Stands In Desert For 2 Months To Protest Migrants' Separations
Joshua Rubin, a lifelong New Yorker, was outraged about children being separated from their parents at the Mexican border. The final straw was the massive tent city of detained migrant teenagers in a tiny Texas town straddling the desert and the Rio Grande.
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GOP Seeks Kavanaugh Confirmation Soon After Accuser's Testimony
Trump dismissed allegations made by Deborah Ramirez against Kavanagh in the New Yorker magazine as “a con game” by Democrats.
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Second Woman Makes Kavanaugh Sex Misconduct Claim: New Yorker
Kavanaugh denied the allegation, and the White House issued a statement saying it stands firmly behind his nomination.
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We Know Everything Worth Knowing About Mark Zuckerberg
Mark Zuckerberg doesn’t know how to fix Facebook’s problems, and he barely knows how to think about them.
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Hollywood Casting Couch Is Targeted in California Harassment Law
California lawmakers are poised to revise a 1994 sexual harassment law to make clear it applies to producers and directors.
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Moonves Has $300 Million on the Line as CBS Ponders His Fate
CBS’s board on Monday said it plans to hire a law firm to investigate the sexual harassment claims against Moonves by six women.
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CBS Keeps Moonves on Job, Will Hire Counsel to Probe Claims
Several women accused Moonves of sexual harassment, including forced touching and kissing during business meetings.
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Harvey Weinstein Indicted On Multiple Rape And Sex Crime Charges
Disgraced Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein has been indicted on charges of rape and criminal sexual act.
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Man Who Lived For Free In New Yorker Hotel, Claimed To Own It, Admits To Fraud
A New York City man who attempted to claim ownership of the New Yorker Hotel has pleaded guilty to fraud, ending a lengthy legal saga involving an obscure tenant law that allowed the man to live rent-free for years in the storied Manhattan hotel.
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Iconic New Yorker Restaurant In Mumbai's Chowpatty To Shut Down Soon This Month
New Yorker's owner Ranbir Batra hinted that the restaurant might soon operate a delivery model to provide iconic dishes to customers.
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New Yorker's 5-Year Free Hotel Stay Ends In Ownership Battle
A man in New York City found a way to live in a prominent Manhattan hotel without paying anything for five years by exploiting a lesser-known local housing regulation.
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"Needlessly Misleading": Comedian Hasan Minhaj Rebuts Critical 'New Yorker' Profile
The New Yorker's article questioned Hasan Minhaj’s claims, particularly those related to being a Muslim-American and an Asian American.
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What Comedian Hasan Minhaj Said On Allegations Of Faking Islamophobia
Minhaj said that he believed the article portrayed him in a negative light, making him appear like a "psycho." He defended the use of creative liberties in exaggerating certain aspects of his stand-up stories.
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Jean-Jacques Sempe, French Cartoonist Of 'Le Petit Nicolas' Fame, Dies
Jean-Jacques Sempe, who originally wanted to be a jazz pianist and had a difficult childhood, dropped out of school aged 14.
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The New Yorker Suspends Reporter Jeffrey Toobin For Exposing Himself During Zoom Call
The New Yorker has suspended reporter Jeffrey Toobin for exposing himself during a Zoom video call with colleagues. Jeffrey Toobin served as staff writer for the American magazine and as chief legal analyst for CNN.
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New Yorker Stands In Desert For 2 Months To Protest Migrants' Separations
Joshua Rubin, a lifelong New Yorker, was outraged about children being separated from their parents at the Mexican border. The final straw was the massive tent city of detained migrant teenagers in a tiny Texas town straddling the desert and the Rio Grande.
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GOP Seeks Kavanaugh Confirmation Soon After Accuser's Testimony
Trump dismissed allegations made by Deborah Ramirez against Kavanagh in the New Yorker magazine as “a con game” by Democrats.
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Second Woman Makes Kavanaugh Sex Misconduct Claim: New Yorker
Kavanaugh denied the allegation, and the White House issued a statement saying it stands firmly behind his nomination.
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We Know Everything Worth Knowing About Mark Zuckerberg
Mark Zuckerberg doesn’t know how to fix Facebook’s problems, and he barely knows how to think about them.
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Hollywood Casting Couch Is Targeted in California Harassment Law
California lawmakers are poised to revise a 1994 sexual harassment law to make clear it applies to producers and directors.
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Moonves Has $300 Million on the Line as CBS Ponders His Fate
CBS’s board on Monday said it plans to hire a law firm to investigate the sexual harassment claims against Moonves by six women.
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CBS Keeps Moonves on Job, Will Hire Counsel to Probe Claims
Several women accused Moonves of sexual harassment, including forced touching and kissing during business meetings.
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Harvey Weinstein Indicted On Multiple Rape And Sex Crime Charges
Disgraced Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein has been indicted on charges of rape and criminal sexual act.
